This charity shop next door to The Queens supports the Willow Wood Hospice.
Saturday, April 21, 2007
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8 comments:
I love visiting charity shops. Some though are getting quite greedy now with the prices they try and charge. Hope Willow Wood isn't one of them.
I buy nearly all my books from a Willow Wood charity shop (not the one in Hyde).
I agree with Gail's man about lots of the charity shops. As clothes in the new shops get cheaper - they are getting dearer.
But not Willow wood - if it doesn't sell quickly it's down to 50p.
Love that green colour.
i guess they do a great thing for the community.. but i don't like that green ;)
by the way, gerald, I've seen your Tneerife photos and they are really great! i don't know la Gomera yet. It's such a diferent place uh?
greeting from Madrid, have a great day!
charming little place!
Opp Shops are enticing and would agree that the prices are climbing too high. Willow Wood is evocative and nice alliteration.
A wonderful old little shop - at least it seems so with its turquoise colour. It reminds me of Paris.
I enjoy browsing through charity shops too. This one looks very charming!
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